We collected vouchers from the Sun newspaper last year and went to Haggerston in October last…read moreyear.What a bargain!!! Although when we arrived we noticed our caravan was directly opposite the entertainment suite - we didnt think there would be a problem (- it being slightly out of season). Then the karaoke started!! After absolutely no sleep the first night, we were ready to pack up and come home if we couldnt be moved. We went to complain and were upgraded and moved automatically! We wer moved to the opposite end of the park beside the river - opposite the swan pond with the rowing boats on it. After a weekend of golfing, walking, boating and the usual playing games at the amusement arcade - I would definatley recommend this park - in fact we are going back this year with our year old son.

Since 2004 friends and I try to go here for a weekend break at least once a year for a catch up…read more You get some great deals booking online in advance. I would avoid the 'cheap' newspaper offers as these usually end of quite expensive once all the extras are added and accommodation is basic. The caravan site itself has so much to offer including stables, a boating pond, golf course, chinese buffet restaurant, fast food takeaways, pub style restaurant, a few different bars, amusement arcade and supermarket. Id recommend getting your supplies before you go though as most things on the park are fairly pricey.

I stayed here from 25th-28th October with my sister in law and my partner. We booked out a Wigwam,…read morenot wanting to brave camping in the cold. The Wigwams are an absolute gem. It was lovely and warm and very comfortable. It was spacious and well kitted out with a kettle and a small fridge. The fire pit is an excellent idea. It is lovely on a night to have the warmth from the fire whilst sitting outside under the stars. Facilities Absolutely spotlessly clean. The kitchen is really well kitted out, nice little sofa and a flat screen TV and loads of equipment. One of the ovens has a broken dial and the temperature is guess work but we managed. This is a lovely place and I would definitely go back.

Berwick upon Tweed is a good size village that borders the Firth if Forth on the East and the Tweed…read moreriver to the South. Wish we had more time to explore it. Looks charming.

This is our favourite Holiday park by far, and we've tried a few over the years!…read more The one thing that makes Berwick such a great site is the staff. They are extremely knowledgable, helpful, cheery, accommodating and polite. A small walk takes you to the beach, or into the town centre. The town centre is a charming mish-mash of shops with a great bi-weekly market. Berwick itself is picturesque and steeped in history. HIGHLY recommended.

I love it here, myself and my boyfriend ussually go for a weekend around April/May time every year…read more There is plenty to do in the park itself and I would imagine it to be fantastic for kids as you get use of the swimming pool and sports facilities free of chanrge! The entertainment in the evening is what I would call so cheesey you have to love it! Always a bit of good fun, always bands and singers on a bit later in the evening. The surrounding area is great too, there is a golf course on the lead upto the park and on a saturday there is a market in the town centre which is a 5 min drive at most from the park. There are plenty of nice towns and villages around berwick for you to visit, and as always with small towns the fish and chips are amazing!

This is a nice little B&B in the centre of Alnwick & for £30 pppn can't be sniffed at. It's clean &…read moretidy, a good breakfast served & very very close to all local amenities including the castle & grounds. Parking could be a little iffy if you are parked at the front of house. The owners do not live on the premises so if there was an issue, which there wasn't, would have to done on telephone. I would certainly use again.

My wife and I stayed at the Beach House for two nights in September 2024. We both really enjoyed…read moreour stay here. The location is faultless, right on the beach road with stunning views of the sea and the Farne Islands. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. We felt very welcome here. The onsite bar and restaurant were excellent and we were so grateful to have these options available. The room was quite small but well equipped and very comfortable. French doors opened to a small shared garden that were able to let some lovely fresh air into the room. Curtains were drawn for privacy when we needed it. Breakfast each day was wonderful. Full English cooked to order, with pastries, juice, tea, coffee all available. The dining room was clean and not too cramped, and had the most incredible view of the ocean. Starting the day with that never got old. The bar was excellent, with the barman able to rustle up a long list of cocktails. He was a really friendly guy and we chatted quite a bit both nights. A real boon to a small hotel off the beaten tracks a bit. We walked up to town one evening, a really pleasant stroll along the path, with view of Bamburgh Castle in the distance. The small town has a few interesting little places to look at. Parking is a little tight, but manageable. At least it is on-site and off the street. All in all a really enjoyable stay and wouldn't have changed anything. Its a short drive to Bamburgh, conveniently remote and peaceful, with tranquil relaxation.

This is a great resource for the small town of Wooler - it's also called the Cheviot Centre and…read morerents out some very cool office pods to local small businesses. In retrospect, I should have taken a picture of these as they look like upturned boat hulls out the back of the main building, but I was there for a talk and it didn't seem appropriate to disrupt the proceedings. The tourist info bit is at the main entrance, and as well as the very helpful staff they have a wee shop with a lovely assortment of local goodies, from cuddly toys to jams. There is a hall you can rent, and an activity room, coffee lounge and the aforementioned office pods; upstairs is another small meeting room that can be hired, and a small but interesting local history exhibition on the mezzanine balcony. It's a nicely designed building and a great addition to the town.

Fabulous rooms in a fabulous location served by fabulous hosts. Please forgive the repetition but…read morethe Beach Court is simply not to be missed. The B&B is situated at the end of the road directly next to Beadnell harbor and offers amazing views and easy access to the docks and beaches. The Cheviot is the larger room and the Lindisfarne the smaller but both rooms are beautiful with windows that overlook the harbor. If you can I would suggest doing as we did and reserving both for family or friends - which gives you exclusive use of the downstairs lounge and makes breakfast a private affair. The owners Russell and Carole were the perfect hosts - offering useful advice and helping us make the most of our stay in Northumberland. Carole also prepared our delicious cold and hot breakfasts. Make sure to give her a days notice and ask for the locally sourced kippers and/or bangers. The Beach Court does have animals about - cats and dogs and birds are part of the experience so if you are pet phobic this may not be the B&B for you. On the other hand, both we and our children loved petting their cat when she deigned to make her appearances. In short, the Beach Court and Beadnell are simply delightful - we wish we could have stayed longer.